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2010
LeFevre A, Shillcutt SD, Saha SK, Ahmed NUASM, Ahmed S, Chowdhury MA, Law PA, Black R, Santosham M, Darmstadt GL.  2010.  Cost-effectiveness of skin-barrier-enhancing emollients among preterm infants in Bangladesh.. Bulletin of the World Health Organization. 88(2):104-12. Abstract
Rosenberg RE, Ahmed NASMU, Saha SK, Chowdhury AMAK, Ahmed S, Law PA, Black RE, Santosham M, Darmstadt GL.  2010.  Nosocomial sepsis risk score for preterm infants in low-resource settings.. Journal of tropical pediatrics. 56(2):82-9. Abstract
2008
Rosenberg RE, Ahmed S, Saha SK, Ahmed NASMU, Chowdhury AMAK, Law PA, Choi Y, Mullany LC, Tielsch JM, Katz J et al..  2008.  Simplified age-weight mortality risk classification for very low birth weight infants in low-resource settings.. The Journal of pediatrics. 153(4):519-24. Abstract
Darmstadt GL, Saha SK, Ahmed NUASM, Ahmed S, Chowdhury AMAK, Law PA, Rosenberg RE, Black RE, Santosham M.  2008.  Effect of skin barrier therapy on neonatal mortality rates in preterm infants in Bangladesh: a randomized, controlled, clinical trial.. Pediatrics. 121(3):522-9. Abstract
Choi Y, Saha SK, Ahmed NUASM, Law PA, Chowdhury AMAK, Islam M, Darmstadt GL.  2008.  Routine skin cultures in predicting sepsis pathogens among hospitalized preterm neonates in Bangladesh.. Neonatology. 94(2):123-31. Abstract
2007
Darmstadt GL, Saha SK, Ahmed NUASM, Choi Y, Chowdhury AMAK, Islam M, Law PA, Ahmed S.  2007.  Effect of topical emollient treatment of preterm neonates in Bangladesh on invasion of pathogens into the bloodstream.. Pediatric research. 61(5 Pt 1):588-93. Abstract
2005
Darmstadt GL, Saha SK, Ahmed NUASM, Chowdhury AMAK, Law PA, Ahmed S, Alam MA, Black RE, Santosham M.  2005.  Effect of topical treatment with skin barrier-enhancing emollients on nosocomial infections in preterm infants in Bangladesh: a randomised controlled trial.. Lancet. 365(9464):1039-45. Abstract
2004
Darmstadt GL, Badrawi N, Law PA, Ahmed S, Bashir M, Iskander I, Al Said D, El Kholy A, Husein MH, Alam A et al..  2004.  Topically applied sunflower seed oil prevents invasive bacterial infections in preterm infants in Egypt: a randomized, controlled clinical trial.. The Pediatric infectious disease journal. 23(8):719-25. Abstract

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